The Russian news agency TASS is reporting that Russia will soon deploy a second S-400 air defense battery to Crimea. The missiles are currently in pre-deployment tests in the Astrakhan region in southern Russia. The first battery in Crimea has been operational since January of this year.
The context for this deployment is that US spy planes have been carrying out relentless surveillance of Russia’s main Black Sea naval base in Sevastopol, Crimea. Russia’s territorial waters extend 12 nautical miles off the coast (14 miles or 22 kilometers).
The American P-8 and EP-3 surveillance planes take off from Bulgaria, fly over to the outskirts of Sevastopol, and then keep loitering on the edges of Russia’s territorial waters for hours on end. The media only reports on it when the US complains about an “unsafe” Russian interception of these planes, but they go on constantly.
Russia-Insider / AA Magnum News 2017.
Preparation for the hostile NATO forces?
Always be prepared if fake Jews are running the show?